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#11
Process Lasso / Re: Proces Lasso Boost & Effic...
Last post by boggo - October 06, 2024, 12:32:06 AMThere are way too many functions in process lasso called "boost" I'm here posting this because I just had to search through the manual a third time for the word boost for another fricking BOOST. Can we rename this to something less confusing cause oh my god
#12
Process Lasso / Re: About the p-cores and e-co...
Last post by Robertomcat - October 04, 2024, 02:00:26 PMQuote from: Jeremy Collake on October 04, 2024, 01:58:19 PMYes, all programs, whether installed at the time of setting the Reserved CPU Sets or later, will be restricted to the E-cores. Only processes that you create CPU affinity rules for will use the P-cores.Ok, thanks!
#13
Process Lasso / Re: About the p-cores and e-co...
Last post by Jeremy Collake - October 04, 2024, 01:58:19 PMYes, after setting the Reserved CPU Sets, all installed applications, in addition to the OS, will be restricted to the E-cores. Only processes that you create CPU affinity rules for will use the P-cores.
#14
Process Lasso / Re: About the p-cores and e-co...
Last post by Robertomcat - October 04, 2024, 01:05:58 PMQuote from: Jeremy Collake on October 04, 2024, 12:37:40 PMYou can make it happen, but I can't speak to how performant the end result will be because many OS threads are better off on the P-cores.Thank you very much for your help, it has been of great help to me because I did not know of its existence.
Using Process Lasso, here's how to restrict your entire system to E-cores, except for processes you specifically allow to use the P-cores:
1. Open menu item "Options / Tools / System Reserved CPU Sets". Select all your P-cores, as shown in the screenshot attached. Reboot.
2. Open menu item "Options / CPU / CPU Affinities..." to set P-core affinities for the process(es) you want to use the P-cores.
But I have another question that has come to my mind now. If I then installed any program outside the operating system, it will also be restricted to use the ecores? I say this in case I then have to apply the rule to the software so that it only uses the pcores.
#15
Process Lasso / Re: About the p-cores and e-co...
Last post by Jeremy Collake - October 04, 2024, 12:37:40 PMYou can make it happen, but I can't speak to how performant the end result will be because many OS threads are better off on the P-cores.
Using Process Lasso, here's how to restrict your entire system to E-cores, except for processes you specifically allow to use the P-cores:
1. Open menu item "Options / Tools / System Reserved CPU Sets". Select all your P-cores, as shown in the screenshot attached. Reboot.
2. Open menu item "Options / CPU / CPU Affinities..." to set P-core affinities for the process(es) you want to use the P-cores.
Using Process Lasso, here's how to restrict your entire system to E-cores, except for processes you specifically allow to use the P-cores:
1. Open menu item "Options / Tools / System Reserved CPU Sets". Select all your P-cores, as shown in the screenshot attached. Reboot.
2. Open menu item "Options / CPU / CPU Affinities..." to set P-core affinities for the process(es) you want to use the P-cores.
#16
Process Lasso / About the p-cores and e-cores ...
Last post by Robertomcat - October 04, 2024, 12:07:49 PMHello, good afternoon.
I currently have eight computers with the 10900K processor, and at the time I bought the volume license to be able to optimize them all.
These days I am thinking of adding a new computer with the 14th generation processor with the powerful and efficient cores.
The question is if I could make the operating system only work with the e-cores and a specific program that I want to run, only do it on the p-cores.
I think it is not going to be possible, but before abandoning the project, I had to ask you guys who are the experts.
Thank you very much.
I currently have eight computers with the 10900K processor, and at the time I bought the volume license to be able to optimize them all.
These days I am thinking of adding a new computer with the 14th generation processor with the powerful and efficient cores.
The question is if I could make the operating system only work with the e-cores and a specific program that I want to run, only do it on the p-cores.
I think it is not going to be possible, but before abandoning the project, I had to ask you guys who are the experts.
Thank you very much.
#17
Process Lasso / Re: 14.3.0.58 - Performance Mo...
Last post by Jeremy Collake - October 04, 2024, 09:02:25 AMGive v15.1.1.9 BETA a try 
(9) Core: Don't enforce application power profile rules while Performance Mode is manually engaged
(9) Core: Don't enforce application power profile rules while Performance Mode is manually engaged
#18
General / Re: What are the changes in th...
Last post by Zimo - October 03, 2024, 08:11:48 PMQuote from: Jeremy Collake on October 03, 2024, 01:39:55 AMCurrent beta changes are always listed here: https://bitsum.com/current_version_processlasso.txtawesome. thanks man.
#19
Process Lasso / Re: 14.3.0.58 - Performance Mo...
Last post by ranko - October 03, 2024, 02:37:41 PMQuote from: Jeremy Collake on September 09, 2024, 07:04:48 AMI agree that manually induced Performance Mode should take precedence over any other power rules. That is now a planned change. Initially, it may be exposed as an option while we test it. I'll let you know when it's available.
The variance in how long it takes to drop back to balanced probably comes down to when new processes were created and triggered a re-check of the power rules.
Hi Jeremy,
do you have any idea when this will be implemented?
Many thanks.
#20
General / Re: What are the changes in th...
Last post by Jeremy Collake - October 03, 2024, 01:39:55 AMCurrent beta changes are always listed here: https://bitsum.com/current_version_processlasso.txt